January 17, 2026 - 18:40

In a recent statement, the officers of the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA), including President Steve Beatty, Vice President Petal Robertson, and Secretary-Treasurer Tina Dare, expressed their views on the nomination of Dr. Lily Laux for the role of New Jersey’s next commissioner. They acknowledged Dr. Laux's extensive experience and commitment to education, emphasizing the importance of strong leadership in the state’s education system.
The NJEA leaders highlighted the critical need for a commissioner who understands the challenges facing educators and students alike. They called for a collaborative approach to address the issues within the education sector, advocating for policies that prioritize the well-being of both teachers and students. The statement reflects the NJEA's dedication to ensuring that the educational needs of New Jersey's diverse communities are met effectively.
As the nomination process unfolds, the NJEA remains committed to engaging in dialogue that promotes the advancement of quality education throughout the state.
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